by Helen Prosser | Jul 15, 2026 | Guidance and comment, Surrogates
What is fertility treatment like for a UK surrogate? Every gestational surrogacy journey involves fertility treatment, both for you as a surrogate, and your intended parents (who will typically be using their own sperm and/or eggs). Every clinic has its own protocols...
by Donna M | May 15, 2026 | Guidance and comment, Surrogacy reform, Surrogates
NHS North West Midwives surrogacy guideline launch We are incredibly proud to have played a role in shaping the new NHS guidance for midwives in the North West on surrogacy (North West Guideline: Surrogacy) This guideline is a landmark resource designed to improve the...
by Donna M | May 13, 2026 | Guidance and comment, Surrogacy reform, Surrogates
Parliamentary petition calling for surrogacy law reform hits 100,000 signatures Celebrity parents Adam Frisby and Jamie Corbett, whose daughter Leven was born via a US surrogacy arrangement earlier this year, have started a petition calling for parents through...
by Donna M | Apr 20, 2026 | Guidance and comment, Media coverage and publications, Research, Surrogacy reform, Surrogates
World’s leading surrogacy researcher calls out opponents of surrogacy for misrepresenting the evidence Professor Susan Golombok, retired head of the Centre for Family Research at Cambridge University, has written an important opinion piece for Bionews about surrogacy,...
by BB Team | Mar 1, 2026 | Guidance and comment, Surrogacy reform
Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology briefing paper on surrogacy We are delighted to have supported an official Parliamentary briefing on surrogacy for the House of Commons library. The Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology prepares factual...
by Donna M | Feb 3, 2026 | Guidance and comment, Research, Surrogacy reform
What children really think about surrogacy: Positive insights from new UK research Debates about surrogacy law often focus on adult perspectives – legal, ethical, and political. Yet the voices of those most affected are rarely heard, children. The Children’s...
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